Thursday 17 September 2026

7:00-8:30 pm | Live Online via Zoom

Founding Evening; £35

What is Enough?

A Living Question Evening with Nicole Brûlé-Walker

You may have enough on paper and still live with the sense that you should be doing more.

More progress. More certainty. More proof that you are making the right choices.

Even rest can become something you feel you should be doing better.

But how would you know when you had reached enough, and whose measure have you been using?

This carefully facilitated 90 min evening offers space to explore the expectations shaping your relationship with achievement, worth, time and sufficiency. Through personal reflection, thoughtful conversation and two short Living Practices, you will begin to notice the answer you may already be living by and whether it is still one you want to live by.

There is no correct conclusion to reach and no pressure to disclose anything personal.

You are welcome to speak, listen or reflect quietly.

Every month we gather around one living question, not to solve it, but to discover how it begins to transform the way we see, think and live.

Three women sitting in a living room engaged in conversation, sitting on a sofa, a chair, and behind a coffee table with books and mugs. Bookshelves and a plant are in the background.

Arrive & Remember

As everyone arrives, we take time to settle in, get comfortable, and begin connecting with those around us. The journey starts here. A chance to transition from the pace of everyday life into a more reflective space,


Arrival

1900 hrs


Opening Practice

1910 hrs


Introducing the Living Question

1920 hrs


Personal Reflection

1935 hrs


Shared Exploration

1950 hrs


Living Practice

2015 hrs


Taking the Question Home

2030 hrs


  • Take the question home. Not to solve it, but to let it gently reveal what has always been there.

  • The evening ends here. The practice begins when you leave.

  • Some questions don't belong in a notebook. They belong in the way we notice, choose and live.

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Why…

I created the Core Truths System because, after decades of working across healthcare, leadership, sport and organisational wellbeing, I realised that most change efforts begin in the wrong place.

We try to improve our behaviours without questioning the assumptions that created them. We search for better strategies while looking through the same lens.

The Core Truths System is an invitation to examine that lens. It helps people recognise the fundamental realities of being human and the hidden beliefs shaping their lives, so that change arises not from trying harder, but from seeing more clearly.

What next?

Frequently Asked Questions

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Leave with a question that continues to change the way you see.